Trump confirms he’s set to meet Kim Jong Un later this year, signaling a major diplomatic shift after scaling back U.S.-South Korea military drills — a move framed as cost-saving and less provocative. With North Korea holding around 57 nuclear weapons, Trump remains confident, citing his personal rapport with Kim and past positive meetings. While details remain sparse and Kim’s sister denies direct contact, South Korea applauds Trump’s push for peace. North Korea continues to condemn joint drills as aggression, while China’s foreign minister is also engaged in talks shaping the tense but evolving Korean Peninsula dynamic.
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